That’s funny because I was just posting you a message
in this thread as you were starting this one.
What sort of size is the table William?
I can't measure at the moment because I am having a bit of a sort out though it can seat 2 on either side and 1 either end.
I would say it is about 80x40 inches.
Yes there’s definitely not a huge saving changing scales. Also as pointed out before by
@reddragon in this section, you end up spending as much anyway because you have room for more stock!
Personally I’d dipped my toe in the water a couple times before I properly jumped in. Some of the N gauge models are truly superb now, but you have to treat the scale differently to 00 and use the size of it to play to its strengths.
I doubt that my set would make much as it is not at all based on any real life scenes and is mostly a cluster of starter sets joint together.
I have as follows:
1) Unknown starter kit with an 0-4-0 pug from the late 1980's
2) Intercity 125 liveried class 43 starter set from the 70's
3) Smokey Joe 0-4-0 pug
4) Starter kit including an unnamed and un- numbered 0-4-0 pug (notice a theme?)
5) A arriva trains Wales liveried class 153
6) First great Western liveried class 08xxx John.
7)A single ATW liveried MK2
8) About 15 1950's style freight wagons.
I have a variety of platforms and scenery that would be too much to write although would only make little money.
If I was to make an N gauge layout it would probably be based on a station that has not changed a lot since the 60's so I would not have to do much to convert it from a 1960's to a 2022 scene.